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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-12-16

CONGRESS has done nothing Of Inn
portance yet and probably will not get
down to work until after the holidays.
1t is already evident, however, that
very little atteption will be paid to the
recommendations of the President -
to the manner in which the surplus ID
to be reduced. The leaders Of the DEM
ocratic party know that it would be
madness to cut the entire $l13. OOO,ODO
out of the tariff, as The President re-
commends and IL il doubtful II q bill
proposing to do that would even I've
considered. Mr.. Randall says that
there will be some slight additions to
the free list, that the duty on sugar
will be reduced and the internal rev.
enue removed ftsm tobacco and spirits
used in the arts. That is about as
great a remove from the Presidents
program as can be imagined and shows
how widely men may differ and YET
call themselves by the same party
name. Indeed, remembering the an
tipodal differenceswithin the democrat
ic party on this question, 1t will b'
little less than q miracle If any sort o
an agreement is reached. If bill
passed, however, we venture the pre-
diction that it will be found much clos
er to the line laid down by Mr.. Ran.
dali than to that laid down by MI
Cleveland.
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Savonburgh News.


Beautiful weather since the rain and every
body In better spirits.
S. HUI did change his mind and gave the x.
acre. The Company either means business or
q great deal OF fooling, which IL it'
w. s. HUI has heen confined to his house
with . lame back for about two weeks
1t seems natural to see our old friends back
again from the east. J. 8. Mccoy and j. II.
Elder and family are once more in our midst.
Thsy report Ohio and Indiana In. no better con-
dition % far 40 crops are concerned than We are
in Sunny Kansas. Elders child il in no better
health than when he left.
Cora Snodgrass 10 still In very critical con-
dition with not much hopes Of permanent re-
oovery.
J. 8. and Mrs. Butteraeld DO tn had very
severe attack Of bilious collie the nrst OF the
week.
H, Burnett has the carpenter work on his
new house all completed another coat Of plaster
will make 1t ready for occupancy.
The carpenters have Joseph HuG's new house
almost completed.
DIR. s. HUI IL OF on another cancer tour
The doctor ID having good success.
A letter from DR.. Allen the other day reveal
ing the fact that the DIR. 10 In Kaneas City and
thought OF remaining there until Spring. This
vas quite unexpected to the people OF Savon-
burg as they expected him to return to the land
Of his nativity. Indiana.
Several Of the Ssvonburg boys are working
on the steel gang Of the K. C. 4 p. r. r. they
reported to Kincaid last Saturday evening.
Frank lsenham 10 talking Of returning to his
home in the Neutral strip soon.
Rachel Woodland minister In the Society Of
Friends accompanied by her husband 10 now
holding . protracted meeting at the school
house. SIMON.
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Phil Pharley.

Mr.. W. 8. Carter and mother have gone to
Howell Co. Mo. They went in response to
call to the bed Of his brother Jake who had
been shot through the foot while hunting.
Mise May Ingersol has been visiting relatives
in Leroy.
Mr.. Chris Hahn, Of IT. Scott. was visiting ct
J. Rumbel's last week. He took carload OF
fat cattle back with him.
Chas. Molenkon, Of Ohio. 10 visiting his
brother George this week.
Mr.. g. d. Ingersol has moved into his new
residence.
Hon. e. d. Lacy was ut Topeka last week.
The Knights Of Pythiss surrendered their
Charter last meeting.
Miss Flora Gay has returned to the Nation
where she will resume her old position Ut the
Indian School.
A boy at DR.. Lambeth's and an edition d
John kplings.
| Mr.. Campbell has bought the Parish proper
ty.
Mr.. Lowe, Of Neosho county, has moved y
town.
| PENCIL.
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PERSONALS.

w. Hamm was over from Piqua
the first Of the week.
G. e. Benton.is In Hutchinson this
week on legal business.
w. J. Evans was In Blue Mound the
first Of the week on business.
NIP. Davis was over from
Eureka Monday on business.
Miss Eva Armstrong, of Moran, was
visiting friends in town over SUNDAY.
M,. e. X. Lynn has returned to her
old home In New Albany, Indiana.
Mr.. 8. Potter starts this week for
6anDiego, California, on . prospecting
tour.
achuyler Brewster and Eme Scott
are expected home tomorrow to spend
their holidays.
Prof. A. 8. DIN WAS down from OF
tawa last Friday to attend tho A. D.
u. w. election.
Ms. Nettie Wise and children re-
turned Wednesday from their visit to
Missouri and Illinois.
Mr.. "A, C. G. Shockey was In from
Moran Wednesday on pressing bus
linees with the county treasurer.
Miss Paxton, an accomplished and
popular young lady of Kansas, Illinois,
IL the guest this week, OF Miss Gertie
Christian.
Mr., T. N. Funston, of Geneva town
shin. returned Yesterday from . trip
TO his old home in Illinois. He reports
a very pleasant visit but says he 10
glad to get back to Kansas.
Mr., J. HI. Spicer was down from &C.
neva Tuesday to pay his taxes, and,
having a little money left, came up to
"pay the printer" He says If this
fine weather holds out the farmers W
Ibis way will have half their spring
work done by Christmas.
John Everheart is over from Wichi
IA this week on q few days lay-OH. HI
I saws that Benz. Summit, formerly on!
4 lof our CulOred citizens, ID now WORT
several thousand dollars, having mad
lucky investments with his pension
money that he received just before
leaving lola.
;. The REGISTER was favored with
pheasant call Wednesday from Ct. w
johnson, of Salem, who brought wit!
him two of his neighbors, w. L. Douc
iney and F. NJ. List, "to get acquaint
: led" The REGISTER enjoyed the visl
If and hopes it will be repeated when tn
o gentlemen are again In town.
n Mr.. Alex. Hiuzie, and family, {
Y Danville, Illinois, arrived here TIL
n week to make Allen county their HON
:. They are now occupying the Goodn'
'e house, on Washington Avenue, an
will remain here until spring whe
they will probably move onto the
farm in the east part Of the count
Mr.. Hinzie has frequently visited Kal
a. sas and has many friends here who al
glad he is to become permanent rel
of ident.
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ou,et only the immediate: relatives Of
the contracting parties being present.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Mcclure will be ut home
to their friends, after December Il, at
the groom's residence On SS!fh wash
iueton avenue, this city. '
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FRIDAY. DECEMBER Is. 1887.

PROF. HORNER, whose quarrel with
the silk commissioners attracted the
attention Of the State, died the other
day at Kansas City, in destitute cir
cumstances. If the silk industry In
Kansas ever amounts to anything,
Prof. Horner will be canonised ~
MARTYR. For he was the father OF 1t.
He gave his time and his money, and
probably his life also to get 1t establish
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AslAr1c CHOLERA

Il the most dangerous and destruct-
i've Of all contagious diseases in fact,
diarrhoea, cholera morbus and stomach
disorders are greatly modified forms Of
this disease. During this month 1t IL
unsai to be without Beggs Diarrhoea
Balsam which acts 80 successfully In
ali summer complaints. It Ii harmless
and pleasant to administer. Price %
oents. For sale by 0oodhue 4 Evans.
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ORNAMENT EMPLOYMENT

PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT
Will be given to . capable and reliable
lady canvasser residing in this place
No investment required. Goods sell
all the year round. References neccs
ary. Write to J. b. 1URLING CO.
l77Monroe Street, Chicago, Illinois
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4 GARD.

wish 10 express my heartfelt thanks
to friends for their kindness and SYM
pathy during my recent bereavement.
Mrs. NARY VANCE,.
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THE 8. <. srocKYARDs.

Some days ago, Mr.. D. Simms adj
dressed letter to the State Board OF
Commissioners complaining
about the conditi.n of the Southern
Kansas stock yards. The Secretary
of the Board called the attention of
Mr.. Barnes to the complaint and the
following Is his reply:
LAWRENCE, KANs. Nov. "a, 81.
H. c. R1xER, ESQ.
Secretary Board Of Railroad Com
missioners, Topeka. Kanaas.
DEAR SIR: Replying to yours Of
November 10th in relation to the stock
wards at lola, would say that 1t u true
that these stock yards have been built
for q long time and have been kept up
with reasonable repairs, and there has
never been q complaint, to my
knowledge, came to this office OF their
being in bad condition. We have
never had any water In this yard,
neither have we any water at our
station at that point. While there has
been some people who have been
fortunate enough to secure good wells,
it is my opinion that we can get no
permanent supply Of water at these
yards, and it is my understanding that
the mill and elevator located on the
same side track and q little further
south of the yards have to haul water
for the use of their engine and boiler.
The only way to get water would be 10
Law pines to the Neosho river distance
Of 81 IF q ynile mr. mOre
wish to call the attention OF the
Board to the fact that we have been
improving the stocks yards on our line
during the past two years, and 1t IL
the intention Of the company to have
it's stock yards superior to oil competi'
tors. and where we can put water In
the wards It is our desire to do 90.
Whenever the stock yards at lola ar
not in GOOD safe condition we will
build new ones.
Yours Truly,
J. H. BARNES, Sup't.
Mr.. Barnes is certainly misinformet
as to the condition Of the yards here
Our shippers tell MS that they hav'
not been in decent repair for two year
Only last Monday . carload OF hog
belonging to McCarley and simm
broke out of the yards, and it took tn
owners hours to gather them up agai'
This would certainly not have hap
pened if the yards were in ''reasonabl
repair"
Concerning the question of water
the Superintendent is again mistaken
There is no doubt whatever that wei
anywhere near the yards, not exceed
ing 25 feet in depth, would supply al
the water necessary.
The complaints of our shippers ar
well fouuied and If the real condl
ton of things here were brought to tn
knowledge of Mr.. Barnes, he woul
certainly remedy the evils complaine
of. No railroad can afford TO antagor
ize the men who do business with it.
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AUCTI0NHHR.

George Rhoades, 5 miles south LA
Harpe (P. o. address Humboldt) cries
sales In Allen and adjoining counties.
Satisfaction guaranteed or no pay.
Charges 1 per cent. Correspondence
solicited.
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HhRPER'S PERIODICALS
Pear Year:
HARPER'S BAZAAR ...............e4 90
HARPER'S MAGAZINE ............. LOO
HARPER'S EKLY.................4 %
HARPER's YOUNG PEOPLE. ......... zoo
Postage Free to all subscribers N the On"eo
Cfafps Canada 0r MIrid0.

The Volumes OF the BAxAH begin with the
6rst Number for January for each year: When
With the humber current ct time OF receipt Of
order.
Bound Volumes of HARPER's BAEAR for three
years back in neat cloth binding will be sent by
mail, postage paid or by express, free OF ex.
one dollar per yolume) for 81 90 per volume.
Cloth Cases for each Volume, suitable for
binding, will be sent by mail, post paid, on re-
ceipt Of d 20 each.
Ramittsuces should be made by Pos. ONCE
Money Order or Draft, to avoid CHI ance OF loss.
Nepssapeys are not aIosred 10 copy this adveyise-
meac wtihovt the crpress order Of HAnrKR 4 BRo-
THEIRS.
Address HARPER 1 BROTHERS. New
York.
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SILK handkerchief,
cashmere newf1ers, ties
GLOVE, naitts etc., for the
Holiday trade just re-
ceived at Northrup's.
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1899.
HARPER'S BAZAR,
ILLUSTRATED.

HAnPrR's BAzAR Is . home journal. 1t COM
blnes choice literature and fine art illustrations
with the latest intelligence regarding the 1asn.
stories. practical and timely essays, bright
poems, humorous sketches ETC., Its pattern
sheet and fashion-plate supplements will alone
helm lsdies to save many times the cost Of the
snhscription. and papers on social etiquette,
decorative art, housekeeping In all its branch
60, cookery etc. make 1t useful In every house
hold, and true promoter OF economy, lts ed.
itorisis are marked by good sense, and not q
line Is admitted to It's columns that could
offend the most fastidious taste.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-12-16

FOB SALE By G. q. PRATT.
Sw} S-24-&
Nv / 8-24-0.
Ne t 2O-26-2l.
Nv t 20-26-2l.
Sw I 1S-26-21.
w &c 1921.
Sc 12-26-19.
Ne of ne 1880.
Nv 1S.28-0.
VIII ne 1880.
Sc 2k25-O.
Address No. 8, w 9th Street, Kan
sas City, No., or Humboldt, Kansas.
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DRUNKENNESS OR THE LIQUOR
HABIT POSITIVELY CURED
BY ADMINISTERING DR..
HAINEs. GOLDEN SPECIFIC.

It can be given in . cup Of coffee OF
tea without the knowledge Of the per-
son taking 1t, is absolutely harmless
and will effecta permanent and speedy
cure, whether the patient is q moderate
drinker or an alcoholic wreck. Thou
sands of drunkards have been made
temperate men who have taken Golden
Specific in their coffee without their
knowledge and to-day believe they
quit drinking Of their own free will.
IT NEVER FAILS. The system once
impregnated with the Specific 1t be-
comes an utter impossibility for the
liquor appetite to exist. For full par
ticulars, address Golden Specific Co.,
185 Race st. Cincinnati. o.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.
Office OF the County Clerk
lola ALLEN County. Kane

Office OF the County Clerk
lola, Allen County, kans'i
December T., 1ss7.
Noti &c is hereby given that the Board OF
County Commissioners will on the End day Of
January, A. ID 1888. let the contract for the
bridee sonth of LaHarpe. Specihca tons can
be seen and bids received at the ONCE Of the
County CLERK until Monday, January End, Il
O'Clock m The right to reject any or all bids
By order Of the Board of County Commi ssion-
ara Nv DUFFY,
T1eco tn County Clerk.
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King ner sack. 81 10
queen, .....'........'''' '''.'''''' ~
Golden Age .................. 4.VV
Remember also that I sell raisins at
10 cents a pound, cramberries at 10
cents quart, roasted coffee 20 and Is
cents pound and new prunes Z cents
a pound.
II. KLAUNANN.
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uAurAHH's PRICES.

In order to introduce it and for one
week only, will sell the famous KEEL
lev 4 Lysle -four at the following
prices:
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SCHOOL REPORTS.

Report of Liberty school for Srd,
month.
Number of pupils enrolled for the
month Il.
Average daily attendance for the
month So.
Names ofpupils neither absent nor
tardy: Ora Rhodaberger, Prior Heath,
Oscar Keithley, Perry Heath, Frank
Hecox, Perry Heath. Eddie Osborne,
Mary. Heath. Eddie Barnhart, VIM.
Wilson, Oscar Heath, A. Cornell.
Visitors 4.
What patron of the District School
would employ an individual to care for
his live stock for the space of three
months without inspecting the work
done? All patrons Of the.school as
we'll AZ all others interested in educa-
ton are cordially invited to visit ne,
J. E. HENDERSON. Teacher.
Report of Wood Hull school, Dist.
No. 70, for the month ending Decem'
Der 9th, 1887 {:
Number of pupils enrolled, 35; aver
age daily attendance. Is; visitors, 5;
number of tardy marks, 6S; names o.
those neither absent nor tardy: Lizzie
Cox and Julia and Ada Peterson.
BERNICE FERGUSON.
TEACHER.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-04-12
Destructive Prairie Fires.

Arcn,sox re AnriI,1o -Diaastaroua
ATCHisoN, MS, E.| b,,sa;. GUS
prairie nres are Taglng in IhiIiips anu
norton countess hansa T,I l. s,sr'eu oa.,
uruay evening neaI Iuo naus' WIZ" n
iour houses pa,neu' anu, osos'ns .en
tral prahcn railway, eHtenueu westerly
10 Nsrcatro, having uestIoyeu quiLe
humoer OF houses T.; Win Una al "Inel perlsa
a9ie p,oPeay IL as Law - 10 ,Jpois
Gu 'nat 70 - persohs ,, Law Pe.i s'
put owing W ueiesLaPn l'eo oei"s uo""
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English Workingmen All Right.

LONDON, Eng, April l2.-The Daily
News commenting on the Hyde park
demonstration says that it shows that
the majority Of the working people of
London, have returned to hearty CO.
operation with the liberal party, and
are determined to DO justice to Ireland.
1t is estimated that a hundred and
fifty thousand persons (workingmen and
on lOOkers) were present yesterday at
the great anti-cOerciOn meeting In Hyde
park. Speakers addressed the assembly
from fourteen different stands. The
greatest throng gathered around the
platform from which Lord Mayor
Sullivan, of Dublin, spoke. When
he mentioned the queen as about
to celebrate her jubilee by signing
away the liberties Of Ireland 1t brought
forth torrent of Kisses. The mention
Of Chamberlain caused tempest of
groans and hisses, with cries
Of "Traitor" Among other speakers
were Michael Davitt and VIM. Redmond.
Davitt said that the privileged class In
England sought to crush the Irish lead
ers, hoping to prevent English people
following examples set them by the
Irish. He declared that they would
hold the fort in Ireland. That the day
on which the crimes act became law they
would either give up the struggle that
bad been waged for centuries and lie
down as slaves, or render the system i'm
possible OF duration. John Burns. So
cialist leader, followed Davitt. saying
that the situation justified civil war.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-04-12
PERSONAL

Mrs. VIM. Kalteyer, Of Cotulls, is in
the city.
Mr.. Geo. W. Tuthill, the spOrtive
drummer, representing Snyder q
Holmes, is again at the Maverick.
Mr.. James Gibbons has returned from
Saltillo.
Geo. Shearer, OF Houston, is at the
Southern.
Judge Reinhsrd, Of Boerne, is at the
st. Leonard.
General Stanley and his daughter,
Miss Anna, have gone to New York,
where Miss Stanley will embark for Eu-
rope to pursue artistic studies.
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More Marr.age Complication.

Ten years ago Martin Paneck left
San Antonio under peculiar circum-
stances, and all sight Of him was lost.
More recently a lady made an affidavit
that Paneck was dead, and those inter-
ested In the death industriously circu-
lated the report. 1t is now known that
Martin Paneck did not die az alleged In
the affidavit, and that he is today alive
ard well, living at MOundridge, In Kan
sas. This is an awkward fact and Is
likely to cause considerable trouble to
certain marriage arrangements.
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The Chicago carpenters strike is still

Nitro-glycerine explosion In a Saxony
factory kills Is.
Fresh attempts are reported upon the
cars life and several arrests made.
Another serious riot in Belfast Sunday
and more trouble expected.
James Gordon BENEFITS steam yacLt
10 Mt Colombo.
A vote OF lack OF confidence in the
Greek government Is lost, ~ to 80.
An active Anarchist plot unearthed at
Buda Pesth.
The Hsddock murder trial Is being
argued and will reach the jury Thurs
day. ..-.-
Gen. Claiborne Ia In Galveston and on
the mayoralty fence.
John #. Raymond's remains have gone
on to New York.
Spring seeding 10 backward 10 Iowa
and Nebraska, owing to drourh.
Baseball appears to be ripe and the
crop prospects are good.
Cardinal Tachereau backs down on the
X. OF l.. racket.
California votes today on three pro-
posed constitutional amendments.
Bell, a Missouri Pacific train wrecker,
gets 80 years from Nebraska court.
Burlington, VT, shaken with an earth
quake.
Latter day saint, Joseph Smith,
breaches against polygamy at the Ohio
meeting.
The entire family of James Stewart
Clear Fork, Texas, are held for his muir
der.
No Identification Of the Railway, N.
c., girl, fouhd murdered, although over
2,OO0 persons have viewed the corpse.
Quarantine established at FL Psso
against Yuma and Albuquerque on &C.
count OF smallpox at Sonora.
l.. B. Chittenden, of Brooklyn, gives
Yale college 500, COO for libery build
ing.
Limerick and other Irish ports have
been proclaimed and the importation Of
arms and ammunition prescribed.
A Cork county farmer and his wife re-
slst eviction for eight hours and keep
the field.
The socialists made a demonstration
in Hyde park Saturday and nine were
arrested.
This Is the SEVENTEEN anniversary Of
the birth of the King of the Netberland-
ers. Amsterdam is profusely decorated.
The nome will issue instrnctions for
the Irish bishops on the present condi-
tion of affairs with Enpland.
A dis,rjbntor of Revolutionary prona.
panda mt Oddessa gets eight Years in
Siberia.
Con,,.o,o p;sh =, ,ho Nam yorL
.'n ii, NJ. W ny ~ -,
u sutn aine' s uos o nv ''"'''oi '"' '"'ei-
''a'o Ia =" o"o 'no.
Congressman ONeil OF missouri
KNOCKS out an oinoious 81 Louis demo-
Graf In one ronna.
Gov. Wise, of. Virginia, counts that
state, North Carolina and Tennessee
with West Virginia all ready for repub-
lican majorities.
Billy Fields, Il. IT. police, and jim
Christian were shot dead In their buggy
while taking cattle thief to Jail. The
assassins were Dresent and Bassell.
Renorts ara cnrrent but lack confir-
nation that the Ameer of Afghanstan
10 dead and Uarat in the hands ot the
rsheis
King StanIev allows Tinnoo Tin e36O
Annually as goyernor of Stanlev Falls
and Tin ia TO uphold the authority OF
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-04-12

Ed. Braden created much astonish.
ment last night by drinking Lemonade
and making one Of his characteristic
speeches that savored strongly OF prOhi-
bitiOn. Then he went home. Later on the
Y. NJ. c. u. went to serenade him. I'm
fortunately Mr.. Braden had not then d.
gested the stick that was In the lemon
ade, all was silent. and as result the
serenaders missed another flow OF An
glo .Teutonio eloquenoe.
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Railroad Incorporated.

Dies MONIES, Ia, April 12.-Artiules 81
incorporation OF the Colorado and Texas
Railway Construction Company have
been filed here. The incorporatOrs are
G.. M. Dodge, j. b. Houston, p. B.
Wyckofi, Joseph Hayes, Charles II.
Twist and Joseph + Young. The
capital stock is $4,000,000 with
power to increase to $10,000.G0.
Principal place Of business DesMO,nes.
The work OF the company this seaeon
will be construction of line from
Pueblo, CAL, to Texas state line. to
connect with line building from Fort
Worth to that point; the entire line,
475 miles, being part of Fort Worth and
Denver city system.
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About Blaine.

ST. LOUIS, April IA dispatch from
Fl. Gibson states that Blaine Is still i'm
proving. The inflammation in his lungs
Is subsiding and there has been no fever
since Sunday. He eats heartily, and
his physician, DIR, Byvne, states that
with the weather in its present favor
able condition and his appetite as now,
Mr.. Blaine will be well enough to travel
in few DAYS.